This is something very strange and I do not know where to begin to address this issue. For some reason, the SSP Integration module causes a "Requested Page Not Found" error when any user tries to login from the login form. Users enter their usernames and passwords and click login, but rather than being taken to their profile page, they are taken to this link:

http://phaper.com/GLTDev/modules/custom/ssp/swf/GLTDev/sites/default/fil...

The URL, broken down, is the absolute path to the slideshowpro.swf file and then appended on the end, the path to the ssp thumbnail images in the imagecache folder. The image its trying to request does exist, but it makes not sense why it is trying to request this image unless there is an issue with variable names.

This is running on a development site right now, so I have created a demo account for you to test this:

Username: demo
Password: demo

You will notice right when you login this error occurs. When I disabled the SSP Integration module, this error went away and could not be duplicated. When the module is re-enabled, it immediately begin again.

Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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CrashNet commented
Priority: Critical » Normal
Status: Active » Fixed

Update: This issue can be considered fixed, but I wanted to add a comment to show how it was fixed.

#750220: Great module, but how does one get thumbnails to display?

I followed the last posters suggestions for correcting the issue with thumbnail images not showing. By fixing the issue with the thumbnails I also fixed the login issue. I removed the updated code in ssp.module and tested to find out this change did fix the issue. My installation of drupal is not in the root directory on the server, and I had to append the directory drupal was installed to the path in ssp_imagecache_generate to fix the issue. This is a hack fix though and should still be looked into to make a permanent fix for drupal installations not installed in the root directory.

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CrashNet commented
Status: Fixed » Active

Leaving active for maintainers to see and close.